Hundreds of drivers at Britain’s biggest bus operator, First, were on strike on Monday of this week against bosses’ attempts to impose a national pay freeze for this year.
"Three Strikes And We’re Out" was the front page headline of the daily Sheffield Star newspaper on Thursday of last week.
Firefighters in South Yorkshire are to step up their fight by walking out every day from this Saturday to Wednesday of next week.
Striking refuse workers in Leeds last week voted by a massive 92 percent to reject a "final offer" from the council and continue their all-out action.
British Airways (BA) cabin crew are to ballot for industrial action in response to a management assault on their jobs, conditions and pay.
Thousands of anti-fascists laid siege to the BBC’s studios in London on Thursday of last week as fascist British National Party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin was handed an unprecedented publicity coup on Question Time.
New Labour is facing a crisis in its education policies. Following widespread dissatisfaction from parents and teachers, and alienation and unhappiness among children, the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation asked professor Robin Alexander to coordinate a comprehensive study into primary school education.
It was another great day for anti-fascists last Saturday in Newport, Wales.
A bizarre attempt by the bosses to use the anti-terror laws against a blacklisted construction worker was dismissed as fantasy by a judge on Wednesday of last week.
CSC UK has become the latest IT company to announce plans to close its final salary pension scheme.
Stirling university Over 200 people protested against job cuts at Stirling university on Tuesday of last week.
Up to 2,000 firefighters rallied in London on Wednesday of last week against plans to slash the number of workers who answer 999 emergency calls.
